Soulless Dream of Amaris
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  • Reads 261
  • Votes 45
  • Parts 19
Ongoing, First published Oct 05, 2021
Mature
"Studies First."

A line that I always told everyone who asked me on whether I was taken. The only thing na sinabi ko na kinain ko rin naman in the end. A lie that led to two broken souls.

It all started with being flings and was meant to stay that way. Mapaglaro nga naman ang puso natin at hindi natin ito mapipigilan.

Pano nga ba kung mahulog ang isang sikat na Tiktoker sa kaniyang tagahanga?

 "I'm looking forward for the moon to shine brightly one day," sinabi niya sa mensahe niya sa'kin. Hindi matigil ang pagtulo ng aking luha habang binabasa ko ang huling bahagi ng kaniyang mensahe. Nakatitig lamang ako sa aking cellphone habang paulit-ulit kong iniisip ang mga salitang dumurog sa aking puso.

"A day when it can once again light up my world."

A story of my beautiful mistake.
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